ImmersiTravel

You can spend an hour and a half at a potter's wheel in Kasbat Souss, a quarter of Agadir, and shape three pieces from local clay. The session costs 35 euros per person, and the potter has worked at it for 20 years. ImmersiTravel sells activities like this one, built around local craftspeople, cooks and guides.

The activity list

The site shows 41 activities, most of them in Agadir. They fall into craft workshops, excursions, adventure, cooking and well-being. A few examples:

• Pottery workshop in Kasbat Souss, 1h30, 35 euros. Small group, age 8 and up.
• Raffia weaving workshop, 2 hours, 30 euros. You braid a key ring or a slipper-shaped magnet.
• Cooking class in the Agadir Kasbah, 3h30, 35 euros. It includes a market visit, a choice of tagine and lunch in a traditional restaurant.
• Paradise Valley half day in the Atlas, 5 hours, 20 euros, with swimming in natural pools. It leaves at 8:30 and returns at 13:30.
• Private 4x4 trip on the Taghazout coast, 4 hours, 80 euros per vehicle for one to four people.
• Traditional hammam, 1 hour, 25 euros, for adults only.

A longer trip

There is also a 3 day private 4x4 package from Agadir to Merzouga at 490 euros.

Planning tool

A free trip planner builds a day by day plan for Agadir. You answer a few questions about dates, pace and interests, then you can edit, print and book it. It needs no sign up.

The company's figures

ImmersiTravel says it has hosted more than 500 travelers from over 25 nationalities in three years. It shows a 5.0 out of 5 score from 146 verified reviews. Those figures are its own. Reviews mention a return transfer, a guide named Abdel and a sunset tea on the Timlalin dunes.